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Book 1. (41 results) Tarnsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	208	"From time to time they are, but their owners are then destroyed, bursting into flame".	10
18	108	The first time I hauled on the one-strap, the bird would not move; the second time he lifted into flight, almost immediately scraping the ceiling of the tunnel with his wings, protesting shrilly.	10
19	98	I did not believe that the Priest-Kings were divine, but I did believe that they lived and that they were aware of what occurred on Gor and that from time to time they made known their will.	10
1	11	My mother, whom he inquired after, had died when I was about six, somewhere about the time I entered school.	9
1	22	In time I assumed I would be found out, but meanwhile I had my passage to America paid and a position for at least one year.	9
1	31	I was especially counting on the time between the semesters to catch up, or, better, to lengthen my lead on the students.	9
1	112	I lay awake for a long time, feeling alone, yet not alone, as one sometimes does in the wilderness, feeling as if one were the only living object on the planet and as if the closest things to one—one's fate and destiny perhaps—lay outside our small world, somewhere in the remote, alien...	9
1	137	Things grew black for a moment, but I shook myself and clenched my teeth, breathed in the sharp, cold mountain air, once, twice, three times, slowly, gathering the piercing contact of reality into my lungs, reassuring myself that I was alive, not dreaming, that I held in my hands a letter with an in...	9
1	154	I did not know how much time I had, but even if it was only a few hours, I might be able to reach some highway or stream or perhaps a cabin.	9
1	194	For the first time since I had opened the envelope, I began to lose my control.	9
1	210	For the first time in my life I had felt full, unreasoning fear, and it had gripped me like the paws of some grotesque predatory animal.	9
2	1	The Counter-Earth I remembered nothing, from the time I'd boarded the silver disk in the mountains of New Hampshire until now.	9
2	123	The Home Stone came naturally, in time, to acquire a mystique, and something of the same hot, sweet emotions as our native peoples of Earth feel toward their flags became invested in it".	9
2	125	In time I would come to understand more of what he felt.	9
2	128	Some of the largest cities have small, rather insignificant Home Stones, but of incredible antiquity, dating back to the time when the city was a village or only a mounted pride of warriors with no settled abode".	9
2	139	It encloses a handful of soil from the Earth, a handful of soil that I first brought with me when I came to this world—a long time ago".	9
2	159	Theirs, it seems, was the honor of being enshrined as the most ancient gods of Gor, and in time of danger a prayer to the Priest-Kings might escape the lips of even the bravest men.	9
2	187	"Some think that such men in time become Priest-Kings themselves.	9
2	235	There was another possibility I mentioned to my father—perhaps the planet had been in our system all the time, but had been undiscovered, unlikely though that might be, given the thousands of years of study of the skies by men, from the shambling creatures of the Neander Valley to the brillia...	9
2	277	After all, suppose you should accept this tale, should learn of the Counter-Earth and of the Voyages of Acquisition, what could you do? You could do nothing, you with your rudimentary technology of which you are so proud—you could do nothing at least for a thousand years, and by that time, if...	9
3	21	The Goreans I had seen in the past few weeks had tended to be meticulous in their dress, taking great pride in their appearance, but Torm apparently had better things on which to spend his time.	9
3	53	And I learned these things, or as much as I could in the time I was given.	9
3	119	I had little time for speculation, however, as I was trying to bear up under an arduous schedule which seemed designed to force me to become a Gorean in a matter of weeks or perhaps see me die in the attempt.	9
3	135	"Ah!" he said, and closed his eyes very slowly and kept them shut for about a minute, during which time he was apparently subjecting the matter to the most intense scrutiny.	9
3	191	He slapped me on the shoulders, proud as a father who has taught his son chess and has been defeated for the first time.	9
3	210	I had begun to think in Gorean as well, and after a time I was conscious of a deliberate mental shift involved in thinking in English.	9
3	214	This afternoon, when it was time for our lesson, he was not laughing.	9
3	233	I took it from him, this time being careful to take it near the leather loop, which I fastened around my wrist.	9
3	275	Never since the panic of the disoriented compass back in the mountains of New Hampshire had I been so frightened, but this time I refused to allow my fear the fatal inch it required.	9
4	79	I was surprised, for this was the first time I had known that my father had been War Chieftain of the city, or that he was even now its supreme civil official, or, for that matter, that the city was named Ko-ro-ba, a now archaic expression for a village market.	9
4	116	The Older Tarl and I had made a round of taverns in the various cylinders, and I recall toddling precariously, singing obscene camp lyrics, along different narrow bridges, about a yard wide without rails, and the earth somewhere below—how far I had no idea at the time.	9
5	22	In a matter of time Ko-ro-ba would be forced to match its comparative handful of tarnsmen against those of the Empire of Ar.	9
5	24	Indeed, they had, in the fashion of Gor, driven my father's envoys from their Council Chambers with the whips normally used on slaves, an insult which, at another time, would have been answered by the War Call of Ko-ro-ba.	9
5	59	According to the plan of the Council of Ko-ro-ba, exactly at the time of the sacrifice, at the twentieth Gorean hour, or midnight, I was to drop to the roof of the highest cylinder in Ar, slay the daughter of the Ubar, and carry away her body and the Home Stone, discarding the former in the swamp co...	9
5	62	Two girls were supposed to die that I might have time to escape with the Home Stone before the alarm could be given.	9
5	80	I was frightened my first time".	9
5	153	The thought crossed my mind of giving up the project, turning outlaw, if you will, deserter, if you like, but of saving my own skin, trying to get out of this mad scheme if only with my life, and that only for a time.	9
5	157	Before I had time to gather my senses, a dark winged shape had materialized in front of me, and, in the light of the three moons, I saw a warrior on a tarn passing, thrusting out with his spear.	9
5	163	Both my tarn and that of the attacker withdrew as if by instinct from the flash of the goad, and I had inadvertently purchased a moment of time.	9
5	171	I had no time to think, but somehow I was aware that my sword was now in my hand and the tarn-goad thrust in my belt.	9
6	88	I then saw for the first time that strapped to his abdomen was a translation device, not unlike those I had seen in Ko-ro-ba.	9

Book 2. (5 results) Outlaw of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
22	124	For the first time in my life my senses were kindled—for the first time I could feel the movements of clothing on my body, for the first time I noticed how an eye opens and what, truly, is the feel of a hand's touch—and I knew then that I was no more nor less than he or any other livin...	10
1	62	I felt that the time would come when Cabot would speak to me of the mountains but that he himself would have to choose that time.	10
12	76	He has his role to play in the social structure, celebrating battles and histories, singing of heroes and cities, but also he is expected to sing of living, and of love and joy, not merely of arms and glory; and, too, it is his function to remind the Goreans from time to time of loneliness and death...	10
24	27	From time to time as one of them regarded her too boldly she dropped her head and blushed.	10
26	70	In effect, considering the temper of the men of Tharna, Lara's judgment gives the silver masks the opportunity, for a time, to choose a master, or after that time to be themselves chosen as a slave girl.	10

Book 3. (10 results) Priest-Kings of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
15	78	At one time we were rich and filled with life and in that time our great patterns were formed and in another time our arts flourished and then for a very long time our only passion was scientific curiosity, but now even that lessens, even that lessens".	10
17	53	I stayed a long time in the washing-booth and when I came out and donned my plastic tunic it took quite some time to make the Mul-Fungus Porridge of just the consistency at which I preferred it, and then, since I had finally managed to make it the way in which it was least unpalatable, I took some t...	10
15	127	"Once," said Misk, "we rejoiced and lived, but now though we remain young in body we are old in mind, and one wonders more often, from time to time, on the Pleasures of the Golden Beetle".	10
15	143	No time is wasted in consciously absorbing old information, and one's time is thus released for the discovery of new information.	10
17	13	"It is near the Feast of Tola," said Sarm, "and it is a time of pleasure and hospitality in the Nest of Priest-Kings, a time in which Priest-Kings are well disposed to all living things, whatever be their order".	10
18	85	* * * * I did not object to the time I spent with Sarm, however, for he taught me far more of the Nest in a much shorter time than would have otherwise been possible.	10
19	67	I wished I had had time to investigate certain of Misk's scent-charts, but even if I had had the time, I might not have found helpful charts and, anyway, my translator scanning them could read only labels.	10
23	58	Time and time again I stumbled against outcroppings of rock and bruised my shoulders and thighs but never once did I diminish my speed in my headlong race back to the cavern of the Golden Beetle.	10
27	63	From time to time I would pass an opening in the shaft and peer out.	10
34	158	"I will return to Ko-ro-ba from time to time," I said, "to see if she has returned".	10

Book 4. (18 results) Nomads of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
8	27	I originally regarded the Omen Year as a rather pointless institution, but I came to see later that there is much to be said for it: it brings the Wagon Peoples together from time to time, and in this time, aside from the simple values of being together, there is much bosk trading and some exchange ...	10
2	71	The Wagon Peoples war among themselves, but once in every two hands of years, there is a time of gathering of the peoples, and this, I had learned, was that time.	10
2	74	* * A consequence of the chronological conventions of the Wagon Peoples, of course, is that their years tend to vary in length, but this fact, which might bother us, does not bother them, any more than the fact that some men and some animals live longer than others; the women of the Wagon Peoples, i...	10
7	75	Kutaituchik and Kamchak, to my pleasure, tended to restrain judgment on these matters; to my gratification they did not seem to regard the girl as mad; I had been afraid, from time to time, that they might, losing patience with what must seem to them to be the most utter nonsense, order her beaten o...	10
7	210	There must be others—others, who did not wish me to succeed in my work, who wished Priest-Kings, the race, to die, others who were capable even of bringing humans from Earth for their purposes—technologically advanced—others who were, perhaps, cautiously, invisibly, at war with ...	10
8	53	The Wintering was not unpleasant, although, even so far north, the days and nights were often quite chilly; the Wagon Peoples, and their slaves as well, wore boskhide and furs during this time; both male and female, slave or free, wore furred boots and trousers, coats and the flopping, ear-flapped c...	10
8	144	She did not sew well and it amused me to hear her cursing at the side of the wagon, bound now only by a collar and chain to the slave ring, time after time sticking the bone needle into her fingers as it emerged through the hide, or fouling the leather-threaded stitches, which would either be too ti...	10
12	218	These various things, from time to time, would be used not only by himself but by others in the group, probably the second kaska player and the third flutist.	10
16	15	"How is it," I asked, "that you managed to escape?" "At night, when cleaning the pools, we would be unchained, in order to protect the chain from dampness and rust—we were then only roped together by the neck—I had not been put on the rope until the age of fourteen, at which time I sup...	10
19	22	Undoubtedly tarnsmen, mounted, would come from time to time during the night to the House of Saphrar.	10
20	42	From time to time a tarn would descend or take flight from the roof of the keep.	10
21	51	I was vaguely conscious, from time to time, that I might be followed.	10
22	17	Do not take me wrong—I am rather fond, on the whole, of my hair—it is merely that one must, to be objective about such matters, recognize that it has, from time to time, involved me in various difficulties—beginning about my fourth year.	10
22	65	By this time I had followed Harold over to a corner of the courtyard wall, which was heaped high, banked into the corner, with precious metals, plates, cups; bowls of jewels; necklaces and bracelets; boxes of coins and, in heavy, wooden crates, numerous stacked cubes of silver and gold, each stamped...	10
22	138	During the meal, from time to time, messengers, from various parts of the city, and even from the distant wagons, hours away by racing kaiila, would approach Kamchak, speak with him and hastily depart.	10
23	195	Each had exchanged riders who, from time to time, would report to their own camp from that of the other.	10
25	928	And from time to time, during the night, each of the girls, Vella of Gor and the little barbarian, Miss Elizabeth Cardwell, begged, and were permitted, to serve the pleasure of their master.	10
28	11	There shortly thereafter followed a vigorous and dusty broil among the wagons, involving much rolling about, biting, slapping, scratching and, from time to time, the easily identified sound of a small fist, apparently moving with considerable momentum, meeting with various partially resistant, proto...	10

Book 5. (14 results) Assassin of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	28	They are silent, for at such a time words mean nothing, and would demean or insult; in such a time there can be for Goreans only silence, memory and fire.	10
3	26	I recalled that men from many periods and cultures of Earth had been brought, from time to time, to Gor, our Counter-Earth.	10
3	146	From time to time others would come to watch, but, as it became clear what was occurring, they would leave.	10
4	230	During this time, since Elizabeth was nominally of the staff of Caprus, we could surely find time to be about our work, for which purpose we had arranged to enter the House of Cernus.	10
8	58	"It would be a waste of time I imagine to train girls one at a time".	10
9	12	Slave raids are a major business, and from time to time, a city falls.	10
11	14	Some of the numbers had been scratched out, and others had been hammered into the plates, which were changed from time to time.	10
11	89	"It is important for them," added Ho-Tu, "from time to time to be able to cry and scream".	10
12	173	For about fifteen days Virginia and Phyllis, while the other captive Earth girls had been removed to an iron pen, remained in the tiny cement, iron-gated cages, so constructed that the inmate cannot at any one time fully stretch her body; over a period of time this builds up a considerable amount of...	10
14	187	I shall, therefore, before she leaves the house, use her myself, but she will not know who it is whom she serves, for when I visit her from time to time she will be locked in a slave hood".	10
15	201	Following some two weeks of these discussions, which seemed to me at the time, at any rate, to be a waste of training time, Virginia Kent, who had feared men, had come to weigh seriously, if not to accept, certain of the theories of Flaminius, Phyllis to fight them and reject them as hateful slander...	10
15	367	Also, as Cernus doubtless intended, the delay would give his delicately seeded rumors, pertaining to the desirability of barbarians, time to circulate, time to stimulate the imagination and inflame the curiosity of potential buyers.	10
15	386	Elizabeth, Virginia and Phyllis had been shown its rudiments, as well as something about the lyre, but they had not been expected to become proficient, nor were they given the time to become so; if their master, at a later date, after their sale, wished his girls to possess these particular attribut...	10
24	117	From time to time I saw a slave girl in the halls.	10

Book 6. (8 results) Raiders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
6	103	From time to time a warrior would add further booty to this catch, dragging or throwing his capture rudely among the others.	10
7	66	I heard the oar-master call his time again and again, not hurrying his men, each time more faintly than the last.	10
13	445	From time to time I glanced out of my thole port.	10
14	229	From time to time I observed the distant ship growing farther and farther away.	10
14	343	From time to time, as I scanned the lists, there was a cheer from one round ship or another as her slaves were freed.	10
15	263	There was a clear space before my great table, in which, from time to time, during the evening, entertainments had been provided, simple things, which even I upon occasion found amusing, fire eaters and sword swallowers, jugglers and acrobats, and magicians, and slaves, riding on one another's shoul...	10
18	142	From time to time the bird, tiring, its wings wet, cold, coated with sleet, would drop sickeningly downward, but then again it would beat its way on the level, half driven by the wind, half flying.	10
18	871	From time to time he has aided me".	10

Book 7. (11 results) Captive of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	93	That was the second time in my life, to that time, that I remember crying.	10
3	509	Time and time again it seemed on the verge of illuminating me, yellow on the trees and brush only feet from me, but it would pass by, or I would turn away from it and run again.	10
4	108	"Please! Please!" "There is little time, little time!" urged the man in the black tunic.	10
6	70	Here and there I found more berries, and, from time to time, more outcroppings of rock in which, almost invariably, I found water, doubtless trapped from recent rains.	10
6	426	From time to time the men would thrust, too, at the wheels.	10
8	152	It had recurred in my mind, from time to time, particularly at night in the wagon.	10
11	962	From time to time, as we walked, he gave me food from his pouch, which he shoved into my mouth.	10
12	274	From time to time, guards, huntsmen, with whips, would leap to the cart and crack their whips, terrifying the slave girls, who knew that sound well, back from the carts, that they might pass, but then the slaves would gather again, and rush about the following cart, only to be in turn driven back ag...	10
15	1302	And, from time to time, observing me through narrowed lids, he would sip his wine.	10
17	450	I tried, from time to time, to put Rask of Treve from my mind, but I could not do so.	10
18	66	"All men are, from time to time, lonely," said Thurnock.	10

Book 8. (8 results) Hunters of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
6	313	Who knew to what heights, in time, might be raised the chair of Bosk? Perhaps, in time, it might stand as high, or higher, than the throne of Ar? And might there not come to be, in time, an alliance of Gor's greatest sea power and her greatest land power, and, perhaps, in time, but one throne? We wo...	10
6	1140	"Yes," I told him, "from time to time".	10
7	323	The thigh of tabuk was tended by a squatting panther girl, who, from time to time, picked bits of meat from it and thrust them in her mouth.	10
10	169	"I will not make the same mistakes with you this time," he said, "that I did last time".	10
16	105	Also, to her left and right, moving about, from time to time, were the other two paga slaves, those beside Vinca.	10
16	111	From time to time, when not satisfied with an answer, or, sometimes, for no apparent reason at all, she would, unexpectedly, strike the blindfolded, bound, cowering Mira with the switch.	10
22	334	"And perhaps," said she, "from time to time, you might come again to hunt in the northern forests".	10
22	750	Perhaps from time to time she would long for his collar and touch.	10

Book 9. (4 results) Marauders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	495	The wounds were deep, and severe, and would doubtless, from time to time, cause me pain, but the paralysis, given the nature of the injury, seemed to them unaccountable.	10
6	386	In these battles, unknown to most men, even of Gor, from time to time, ships of the Kurii had been shattered and fallen to the surface.	10
17	46	There would be no time for them, no time for seeing, or feeling, or touching, or loving or finding out what it might be to be alive.	10
21	27	She now had new tasks to which to address herself, cooking, and churning and carrying water; the improvement of her own carriage, and beauty and attractiveness; and the giving of inordinate pleasure in the furs to her master, Svein Blue Tooth, Jarl of Torvaldsland; if she did not do so, well she kne...	10

Book 10. (18 results) Tribesmen of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	55	"She will dance from time to time during the evening".	10
1	689	Four times said I "No," each time my command forcing her head back, her body bent, to the floor, and each time, again, to the music, she lifted her body.	10
2	241	I looked about myself, from time to time, as a warrior does.	10
2	311	I had, from time to time, kept Miss Blake-Allen hungry, giving her only sparing rations.	10
4	59	From time to time the caravan stopped and, boiling water over tiny fires, we made tea.	10
4	110	From time to time, he dismounted, gathering shed kaiila hair and thrusting it in bags at his saddle.	10
4	547	Doubtless she had, from time to time, wondered what it would be like, a collared slave girl, to dance naked in the sand, in the light of the campfire, laboring vulnerably under whip-threat to please Gorean warriors.	10
5	140	"There is a time for play and a time for work!" When Alyena had managed to free herself she again, hastily, weeping, lifted and placed upon her head the bag of churned verr milk, steadying it, and proceeded to deliver it to the tent of Farouk.	10
5	271	To be sure, I had seen, from time to time, over the past few days, riders, in small groups, scouting us.	10
5	385	On Gor, sooner or later, she would be forced to face this fact; she would be forced to look deeply within herself; to confront herself, perhaps for the first time, with candor, and uncompromising honesty; I wondered if, at that time, seeing herself, truly, she would go mad, or if, boldly, with joy, ...	10
8	1	I Become the Guest of Hassan the Bandit I did not sleep as well as I might have that night, for, from time to time, clouds of riders, with bows and lances, swept through the streets of Nine Wells, returning from one sortie into the desert or another.	10
8	212	"From time to time there are others?" I asked.	10
11	107	It might be of interest to note that children of the nomads are suckled for some eighteen months, which is nearly twice the normal length of time for Earth infants, and half again the normal time for Gorean infants.	10
11	286	The girl, Alyena, rode next to the last in our line, in the position of least status; she was followed by one of Hassan's men, the guard; such a guard is commonly posted; he, from time to time, watches the trail behind the caravan and, of course, prevents the escape of slave girls.	10
13	432	On Gor they are rescued from the political and sexual deserts of Earth; branded, collared, dressed revealingly, they find themselves for the first time in their lives, though embonded, far more free than they could ever have believed possible on Earth; gone is the ennui, the vacuity; on Gor they fin...	10
21	243	Then he stood between me and the sun and, in the shade of his body, as he moved from time to time, I slept.	10
24	1042	There was a time for work, and a time for the pleasures of slave girls.	10
26	709	To be sure, I would doubtless, from time to time, remember Klima.	10

Book 11. (8 results) Slave Girl of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	329	She did not run as well this time, but, perhaps because this time there were only four pursuers, performed on the whole commendably.	10
7	631	Her name, finding favor with masters, considering it a lovely slave name, would then have been given, from time to time, to other girls, perhaps some Gorean, perhaps some, like herself, of Earth origin.	10
7	637	She had been had from time to time since then, but Marla, Eta and, surprisingly, I, had been the most consistently abused of the girls of Clitus Vitellius.	10
9	2211	"Tomorrow," said Thurnus, "you will have less time to think, and more time to work".	10
12	312	"No," said the prisoner, "but there is a time and a place for speaking, as there is a time and a place for steel".	10
20	37	I had been carried and transported for a time in a small boat, and, for a time, in a cart.	10
22	465	Outside, from time to time, from the movement of ships, the cries of men, the hiss of catapults, it was clear that men were still at their games, that war was still afoot on the deep, green precincts of beautiful Thassa, the sea.	10
26	311	After a time, a longer time, he again pulled her head up, freeing it of the water.	10

Book 12. (11 results) Beasts of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	99	There is a time for courtesy and gentleness, and a time for harshness.	10
3	283	They were intended to be kept in a pouch and, from time to time, taken forth and examined.	10
10	261	Why did it not yield? Two or three times, at certain points, I learned, the wall had buckled, but, each time, men managed to repair it in time.	10
15	188	"We shall sleep from time to time," I said.	10
17	106	"There is a right time and a wrong time to do things.	10
22	148	"There is a time to talk and coax, and a time to be quiet".	10
23	267	Too, it is to that headquarters that, from time to time, choice slave beauties were taken".	10
25	95	From time to time, then standing on the runners, Imnak would turn to regard the jagged terrain behind him.	10
25	128	I, too, from time to time, looked back.	10
27	12	We saw them from time to time.	10
29	69	"Too, in the journey, from time to time, Imnak and I found sign, and occasionally even glimpsed this beast," I said, indicating the white Kur, "paralleling or following our trail".	10

Book 13. (8 results) Explorers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
14	300	From time to time Sasi and I made simple suggestions to the blonde who, for the first time, was being ravished.	10
1	178	There was a time for slaves, and a time for matters of importance.	10
8	86	From time to time I glanced at the girl under the aba.	10
12	137	"Yes," said Shaba, "from time to time".	10
13	463	"This time, and this time alone," I said, "I will give you a choice".	10
14	598	I had, by intent, given her no time to respond, other than as a brutalized slave, no time to feel, other than as a girl unilaterally subjected to her master's pleasure.	10
25	130	"There is a time to be patient, and a time not to be patient," I said.	10
32	1002	"Do you think," she asked, "that people may have lived before, that they may have had many lives and have met one another perhaps time and time again?" "I would not wish to rule out such possibilities," I said, "but such a thing seems to me very unlikely".	10

Book 14. (6 results) Fighting Slave of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
12	35	It is a long time since I have thrown salt into the wind; it is a long time since I have poured wine into the sea; it is a long time since I have gone to Delphi.	10
7	971	"But will there not come a time of screaming," she asked, "a time of rage, of lifting of the knife?" I shrugged.	10
13	673	Doubtless they, too, from time to time, here and there, had been looked upon honestly, as slave females.	10
18	252	"I have, inadvertently, from time to time, overheard the speakings of slaves," she said.	10
22	669	I then, from time to time, placed my hand over the mouth of the slave, that her whimperings, her moans and cries not disturb the free persons.	10
27	115	I know of only one Gorean city which did not, at least for a time, practice the institution of female slavery, Tharna, but apparently after a time of tumult and chaos, and revolution, the institution was established, or restored, in that city.	10

Book 15. (4 results) Rogue of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	348	Too, of course, such women are more sensitive to the master, more attuned to his moods, more alert to his least desires, and they are inventive and appetitious in the furs; most, in time, thankful for the profound, liberating joy of their collars, become hot, devoted and dutiful; most, in time, may ...	10
10	438	"Perhaps you will permit me to kiss you from time to time," I suggested, "just to keep me performing properly".	10
12	130	I then hung the key on a peg, where she might, from time to time, look upon it, as it might please her.	10
33	99	From where we lay to I could hear, from time to time, the restless creak of the mighty links of the chain, suspended on pylons, stretching across the river.	10

Book 16. (2 results) Guardsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
21	657	One must remind a slave from time to time of that.	10
21	755	At one time, one might seem best, and, at another time, another.	10

Book 17. (12 results) Savages of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	353	Most women, however, after a time, find this type of silk slave a banality and a bore; charm and wit can be entertaining, but, in time, if not conjoined with intellect and true masculine power, they are likely to wear thin.	10
2	365	Male slaves, from time to time, can receive opportunities to win their freedom, though, to be sure, usually in situations of high risk and great danger.	10
4	233	I shall stop only, from time to time, to rest the tharlarion".	10
8	74	The time it takes to brand several women can be reduced by the common expedient of heating several irons, but most iron masters will not work with more than two or three irons at a given time.	10
8	77	This is, I think, in part a response to buyer pressure and, in part, the result of an unwillingness on the part of most perimeter slavers to devote time, or much time, to such niceties as diet, exercise and training.	10
8	112	During the course of the evening, from time to time, at irregular intervals, some fifteen or sixteen girls had been offered, in open bidding, to the crowd.	10
8	1042	And yet she seemed highly intelligent, so I supposed she must, from time to time, if only briefly and guiltily, wondered about such things.	10
9	102	He was apparently willing to take his time with her, and to bring her along easily and gently, at least for a time.	10
14	241	He had turned her about, roughly, curiously, this way and that, from time to time, caressing her and examining her, and making her please him.	10
15	97	It is the first time that they have found themselves in the order of nature, and as what they are, and it is the first time that they have found themselves being looked at, frankly, and honestly, within the order of nature, and as what they are, females, appropriate objects of male predation and des...	10
15	239	The first portion of this sign means "time," and the second portion indicates, presumably, the forward movement of time.	10
17	465	It could be as simple as a narrow roll of knotted scarlet silk, or white, if the slave is at that time a virgin, or a piece of string or cord, or strip of leather, tied shut, perhaps looped six times about the throat, each time for one of the letters in the word 'Kajira', the most common expression ...	10

Book 18. (11 results) Blood Brothers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
30	206	Then would be the time of the falling upon the slain, the time of the knives, the time of the trophies.	10
1	155	I could now, given my time with Grunt and Cuwignaka, and my time in the Isbu camp, follow much of what was said.	10
7	80	At this time, however, in the time of the hunt and dancing, the feasting, and such, there were many more than usual stripped white female slaves in the camp.	10
7	660	It did seem to me plausible, if the Yellow Knives wished to sue for peace, and if they had contacted Watonka, or if he had contacted them, that it would have been done at this time, at the time of the gathering, of the dances and feasts.	10
14	227	This time, in speaking to him, he had seemed somewhat less dogmatic than he had the first time, a few weeks ago, in the vicinity of the battlefield.	10
16	244	Some red savages passed us from time to time, going about their business, but they paid us little attention.	10
27	7	Surely fresh Yellow Knives had, from time to time, swept into the combat.	10
27	46	By the time a target can be identified there is usually not enough time to fire.	10
38	55	From time to time, chewing, we cast a glance at Mira.	10
44	837	From time to time I glanced back at Iwoso.	10
54	86	More importantly, in the time that I have worn that name, I have, for the first time in my life, found friends".	10

Book 19. (11 results) Kajira of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	144	The crowds, from time to time, surged closer to the palanquin.	10
4	150	From these sacks, from time to time, they would fling coins, and bits of coins, to the street.	10
4	155	From time to time, too, I stole a glance at Drusus Rencius.	10
8	396	Perhaps he remembered her from a former time, when she was free, from a time of robes, and veils, and refinements, and conventions, and distances.	10
12	12	Surely there would then be time, and time enough, given the distances involved, to close the gate.	10
15	8	Once there had been stakes and wire; another time there had been a deep ditch; each time there had been guardsmen with sleen.	10
17	279	From time to time one man or another in the crowd would pause to gaze on me.	10
19	242	The last time, however, I had been frightened, for that time I had begun to sense, deep within me, terrifying me, something that began to hint at what might be the nature of a slave's yielding.	10
29	76	He continued to drink, his goblet replenished from time to time by Crystal, to eat, from foods served by the other girls, and to talk with Eito.	10
31	17	We had never, from the time we had left the agency in Ar to the time we entered the grounds of the palace in Argentum, been out of chains of one sort or another.	10
33	687	Too, within the palace itself, in a subterranean chamber, we found the smells, the spoor and traces of some large, unknown beast which, apparently, perhaps from time to time, resided there.	10

Book 20. (10 results) Players of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	91	It is also, for many Goreans, particularly those of the lower castes, a time of uneasiness, a time of trepidation and apprehension.	10
1	92	Who knows what things, visible or invisible, might be abroad during that terrible time? In many Gorean cities, accordingly, the Twelfth Passage Hand, the five days preceding the Waiting Hand, that time to which few Goreans look forward with eagerness, is carnival.	10
1	137	There was enough time between the strokes to allow her to feel each one individually and fully, and enhance, maximizing, the irradiations of its predecessors, enough time for her, in the fullness of her pain, imagination and terror, to prepare herself for, and anticipate, fearfully and acutely, the ...	10
1	497	In the codes of the warriors, if a warrior accepts a woman as a slave, it is prescribed that, at least for a time, an amount of time up to his discretion, she be spared.	10
1	1163	It would then be the time of the Twelfth Passage Hand, the time of carnival.	10
2	1246	"From time to time," said Samos, "presumably you yourself, incognito, or an agent acting on your behalf, might be in the city.	10
2	1357	"There comes a time," she said, "when the slogans no longer suffice, when it is no longer practical to deny the barrenness of the rhetoric, a time when the myth is seen to be meaningless".	10
9	393	"She comes to us, does she not," asked Boots, "at a peculiarly opportune time, at an instant when we are struggling in desperate straits, at a time when we find ourselves in agonizing and desperate need".	10
14	361	Perhaps they wanted me to have a bit more time to think about things, a bit more time to anticipate what might occur to me, before they released the animals.	10
21	464	By that time, of course, I would have had time to take my leave, in the manner originally planned.	10

Book 21. (14 results) Mercenaries of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	249	In a few days, then, which I might have spent ruminating on my ingratitude, while living on water poured into a hole near me, and on vegetables thrown to me, like a tarsk, when the wagons moved, I might have been freed, a well-used Feiqa then returned to me, perhaps with a fresh Alar brand in her hi...	10
4	615	From time to time I glanced at Boabissia.	10
5	403	Indeed, I would rather have enjoyed, from time to time, looking down approvingly on the helplessness and seminudity of my nearby, neck-roped chattel.	10
10	35	This could give Ar the time she might require to deploy and arm for extensive action, what time she might need to meet the enemy in detail and force".	10
13	133	She cried out in misery, twice, each time shaken, each time almost thrown forward on her belly to the pavement.	10
16	93	"I am afraid of men! They are brutes! I hate them!" "Surely, from time to time," said the woman, "you have considered what it would be to be their slave and serve them, fully, in all things".	10
16	1093	I waited for a few moments, and then touched her, and then, after a time, lifted her skirt, that she could feel the air upon her, and then, after a longer time, when I was pleased to do so, let it fall.	10
18	59	But it is good, from time to time, to so secure your girls.	10
19	24	The theory is not only that it is well to practice the draw frequently, as the first to draw may be the first to strike, but also to be familiar with it on a daily basis lest its parameters alter from time to time, due to such things as contractions and swellings of the leather, these having to do w...	10
19	364	I listened in awe, keeping my attention from time to time, and actually rather often, as my attention wandered, on the so-called Philebus.	10
22	4	"I have told them, time and time again," said the proprietor, testily, carrying the small lamp, "that they should keep the lid on.	10
22	427	"I do not want to be whipped! Let me go this time! Just this time!" I looked at her.	10
26	1301	"Yes!" This time it seemed it had taken her hardly any time at all.	10
26	1318	"Do you remember the second time I kissed you," she asked, "the time when you told me that if a slave had not kissed better than that she would have been whipped?" "Yes," I said.	10

Book 22. (35 results) Dancer of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	139	To be sure, I will doubtless capture other women from time to time, here on my world, women native to my world, and perhaps, from time to time, Earth girls who have been brought here earlier".	10
5	286	He had "gathered" me, as he might have put it, so simple and unpretentious a verb, suggesting the casualness of his efforts, at a certain time of year pertinent to his own world, at a time when I would have enough time to be delivered here, trained, at least to some extent, and then, at an optimum m...	10
29	745	I thought you cared for her!" "Certainly I found of her of interest," said Mirus, "as I have many slaves, but she, though perhaps more beautiful than most, was never more to me, really, and I know that now, and have for a long time, than another wench whom I might, from time to time, for an Ahn or s...	10
1	154	I wept then, again, wondering if perhaps I had not been born elsewhere, perhaps time and time again, in other times, if I had not lived in Egypt or Sumer, or Chaldea, in rocky Hellas, or verdant Sybaris or bustling Miletus, if I had not been kept in the great palace in Persepolis, if I might not hav...	10
1	157	They were rather, I suspected, though I could not know, a simple heritage of my sex, but there was this to be said, had I lived in another place or time I might perhaps have found female fulfillments which, categorically, it seemed, were to be denied to me in my present world, the neuteristic, anony...	10
3	160	Also, from time to time, I sometimes told myself it was because of the smallness of my apartment, I was in the habit of coming to the library, after hours, of course, to dance.	10
3	485	At that time I did not realize the significance of the time.	10
4	395	"It will be amusing, from time to time, to think of you in exacting and perfect bondage, where you belong, so right for you, striving desperately to please masters, for fear of your very life, my delectable, hateful slut".	10
6	348	Too, I was sure the cage had been covered, as I had heard the drawings-down, and tightening, of canvas, and its bucklings, but, to be sure, there might have been a flap, or peephole, or something, perhaps behind the wagon box, from which, from time to time, we might have been observed.	10
6	556	How amused he would be from time to time, I supposed, thinking of what he had done to me, the fate into which he had brought me.	10
8	219	Surely he had planned this coup, this joyful, lovely trick, his master's jest, so rich and delicious, even from the time of the library on Earth, even from the time the conical, stiff, rubberized mask had been placed over my nose and mouth.	10
9	594	How amused he must be, then, from time to time, I thought, if he ever saw fit, perhaps in an idle moment, when freed of more pressing concerns, to recollect me.	10
10	135	"Even though you might regret your bondage, or rage against it, from time to time," he said, "yet, in your heart, you know you are a slave".	10
11	86	I had danced hitherto only before Teibar, and his men, at the library, and once or twice before the men in the house of my training, and, of course, here, in my lessons, before some men, in particular, the musicians, and some men from the house, who, from time to time, would pause to watch me.	10
11	460	Doubtless I would be put back in the kitchen from time to time.	10
11	767	Accordingly you may all return, time and time again, over the next weeks, and months, to sip her pleasures at your leisure".	10
11	1182	I did not realize this at the time but he would not do so either, nor would the others, unsuspected by me at this time, who would follow him this night.	10
11	1284	He realized, I think, as I did not, at that time, that at this time there would be severe limitations on my capacity to respond to him, limitations attendant on my opening, and on being a new girl, not yet finding herself the victim of helpless slave needs.	10
17	248	My master had taken some out, from time to time, during the afternoon.	10
20	234	For example, it seems certain that small infractions, invented or discovered, of regulations, or discipline, are utilized by work masters, at least from time to time, to "extend" the sentence, or de facto servitude, of the worker in question.	10
20	370	"She hangs out around here from time to time, begging to be touched".	10
24	655	"To be sure," said Tupita, "we might be thrown to the chains, from time to time, as bonuses or rewards".	10
25	43	Too, of course, there are objective reasons for permitting a bit of modesty to a slave girl from time to time.	10
26	225	So I might dance? So soldiers might draw lots for my use? So I might serve Pietro Vacchi? But what then? Would the man following not "bide his time" as Tupita had said? Would there not come a time, sooner or later, if he were patient, and I did not doubt but what he was patient, very patient, when h...	10
27	131	It was perhaps his intention to remind me, from time to time, particularly if I should grow too hopeful, that I had not been forgotten.	10
30	159	How much I thought must she love Aulus, to be willing to return to the black chain of Ionicus, if only to carry water in the work pits, her limbs chained, where from time to time she might look up to the hill, to the overseer's tent atop it, or perhaps even to serve in the tent itself, in a rectangl...	10
31	33	Indeed I had never cooked in the work camp or even in the tavern, though in the latter place I had labored from time to time with Ina, usually naked, on my knees, at the washing tubs.	10
31	58	From time to time during the meal Tupita had cast a glance at me, smiling, as though she had some secret.	10
31	204	Such legs, I knew, were splendid for this form of dance, in which, from time to time, the woman becomes a writhing, cuddly love animal, made for a man's hands and arms.	10
31	218	From time to time in the dance I reacted again as though I had felt the whip, crying out in pain, looking at him in terror, sometimes struck even to my knees.	10
33	16	After that he had, from time to time, thrown me scraps, tossing them to the crushed leaves.	10
34	260	I withdraw there, from time to time".	10
34	483	Later, some time later, too much time later, the beast, when he had finished his concerns about the camp, and had even ventured away and back, to replenish the water bags, he returned to me.	10
34	591	"You did not destroy it there!" "Perhaps from time to time in the villa," he said, "I will let you wear it, or less, when you serve me".	10
34	608	He had kept them both, both the silk and the bells! "Perhaps, from time to time, you shall wear them, too, at the villa," he said.	10

Book 23. (17 results) Renegades of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	168	Indeed, she knows that she might be, from time to time, placed beneath it, if only that she may be reminded that she is a slave.	10
1	330	Too, from time to time, lightning shattered across the sky, suddenly bathing the road and countryside in flashes of wild, white light, this coupled almost momentarily, sometimes a little sooner, sometimes a little later, with a grinding and explosion of thunder.	10
5	53	I suspected that her beauty in the future might, indeed, figure in bargains, here and there, from time to time, but they would not be her bargains.	10
8	71	The suspension of the meat reminded me of the way peasant women sometimes cook roasts, tying them on a cord and dangling them before the fire, then spinning the meat from time to time.	10
10	131	It was a rare fellow who did not, from time to time, regard the women of his own city as quite as suitable for collaring as those of other cities.	10
13	107	The first time I had used Lady Claudia, the first day I had been in the cell, flinging her to my feet in the straw, I had taken little time with her.	10
14	207	We could hear, too, from time to time, the sound of the kick and rattle, and vibration of cordage, of a catapult above us, on the walls.	10
15	10	From time to time we could hear, and sometimes feel, through the floor, the impact of the Cosian projectiles, the great stones, some of which would weigh a thousand pounds or more, flung by mighty catapults, some the size of houses.	10
17	594	This time, as it swung back, I could see, along its shaft, the interior of the inclined shed that housed it, and how it was fifty feet long and slung in leather cradles, and the many ropes that controlled it, and the men drawing on the ropes, surely more than a hundred of them under that long shed, ...	10
18	532	Whereas I have occasionally introduced a woman somewhat rudely into the realities of bondage, I generally prefer to ease them into it, giving them time to develop and gradually understand their new feelings and sensations, giving them time to accommodate themselves to their new life and destiny.	10
19	29	To lift such a device for Ehn at a time, and receive blow after blow upon it, bearing up under them, in time makes the arm desperately tired and sore.	10
20	15	"You held it for the time that was needed," said Aemilianus, "the time required to seal off the piers".	10
20	206	, the parts of the stone came into the keeping of Calliodorus, at that time acting first captain in Port Cos, and Aemilianus, who was at that time commander of the naval forces of Ar's Station.	10
21	838	At his feet she will have a plenitude of time to regret her possible indiscretions, a plenitude of time to learn her collar.	10
23	149	"With your nature," I said, "I doubt that it will be much used on you, but, doubtless, from time to time, in the hands of one master or another, it will be".	10
23	247	For example, when I had put women at my own prow, from time to time, I had usually let them behave or appear in any fashion they pleased.	10
24	943	To it they may be from time to time returned.	10

Book 24. (17 results) Vagabonds of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	695	Each, from time to time, kissed at the burly fellow, as though to remind him that they, too, were about, and women, and ready.	10
1	967	Men whistled at the price he was willing to put out for the slave, particularly in a time and place where there was no dearth of beautiful women, a time and place in which they were plentiful, and cheap.	10
9	97	From time to time it was sighted again.	10
9	115	One girl, of course, may, from time to time, have many different names, according to the whim of her master, or masters.	10
13	126	To be sure, perhaps some fellows had poled it from time to time, earlier.	10
17	254	I kept largely under water, raising my head in the hood from time to time.	10
17	271	I did not fear rencers during the time of the migration of the flies, which would presumably, in its several waves, take place intermittently, perhaps being completed in so short a time as a few Ahn, perhaps lasting as long as a few days.	10
19	291	There were deep marks in her belly, marking places where she had shifted the thongs from time to time.	10
19	898	She did look back, anxiously, from time to time, but this, I think, was less to observe my interest and reaction than for the purpose of reassuring herself that I had not left.	10
20	53	"You had an easy time of it this time," I said.	10
21	127	In time, perhaps a few months, it might even find its way to the Tamber, and, perhaps, in time, to the surgent green washes, the vast rolling swells, of Thassa herself, the sea.	10
28	433	"Doubtless you would expect her, from time to time," he said, "to handle utensils, to serve, for example, in kitchens".	10
29	31	Short-legged tharlarion, incidentally, which we also hunted from time to time, similarly, though usually luring them on the sand where we could more easily deal with them, are quite different.	10
29	93	From time to time he would soak his hands in this harsh solution.	10
37	105	I had known this about Phoebe for a long time, of course, even from the time she had first knelt before me, at the Crooked Tarn.	10
37	316	With some women it is useful to give them a new name, or even to change their name from time to time, as one might change the name of any animal.	10
47	74	I had no time to cut at him, he helpless there, as I whirled back in time to warn a third fellow away from Ina, who was crouching behind me.	10

Book 25. (13 results) Magicians of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	123	The last time I had come to Ar, before this time, I had come with dispatches to Gnieus Lelius, the regent, from Dietrich of Tarnburg, from Torcadino.	10
3	64	The last time I had been to Ar, that time I had received the spurious message, to be delivered to Aemilianus, in Ar's Station, there had been no need of yellow ostraka, or permits, to enter the city.	10
3	846	Perhaps, in time, as a matter of natural selections, operative upon a relatively, at that time, helpless species, those tended to survive whose mating impulses became synchronized with the moons.	10
8	736	By the time it has grown out, and even by the time that it begins to grow out a little, she has usually determined to do all in her power to be such that her master will permit her to keep her hair.	10
8	812	Doubtless all of them, at one time or another, had been under an excellent discipline and now, fearful of an impending restoration of such rigors, would lose no time in recalling, and manifesting, suitable attitudes and behaviors.	10
9	233	I had, from time to time, used, rented or owned various women of Cos, or former women of Cos.	10
10	269	One or another of the lads, from time to time, looked back at us.	10
15	171	This closing time was to allow the streets to be cleared before the eighteenth Ahn, at which time the curfew would be in effect.	10
18	3	We had been walking about for some time after the show, even past the time of curfew the constraints of which, because of our affixed armbands, as auxiliary guardsmen, we had not the least difficulty in circumventing.	10
20	559	Beyond this, of course, I had, from time to time, as I had spoken with her, and discussed matters with Marcus, touched her, sometimes almost idly, while concerned with other matters.	10
26	170	The Ubara then, bit by bit, piece by piece, looking at herself from time to time in the mirror, the slave standing back, removed her outer garments.	10
27	710	It may also be done, from time to time, of course, with all, or a portion, of a given snack, or meal.	10
28	81	On the other hand, surely, from time to time, perhaps in an uneasy or frightening moment, she would recollect that she was my slave.	10

Book 26. (22 results) Witness of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
29	140	But, know that even now, now, in a time in which our fortunes have been recovered and more, in a time in which our name shines again, and more brightly than ever, in a dozen cities, in a time in which we have become first among the houses of our caste in Harfax, we still remember that name.	10
46	241	I had felt the first time I had seen him, the first time I had knelt before him, looking up at him, the first time I had kissed his whip, that I was somehow his, that it was to him that I belonged.	10
4	318	I could hear them conversing, in their own language, whatever it might be, that language I could not place, that language which seemed so unfamiliar as a whole, and yet in which I detected, or seemed to detect, from time to time, like an image suddenly springing into focus, a familiar sound, perhaps...	10
4	510	I could not help it if I was vital! It was not my fault! I could not help it! And at that time, of course, I did not understand how such things could be brought about, even in those initially inert or anesthetic, how such things could be, and would be, suspected, discovered, revealed, and released, ...	10
4	723	From time to time, as we moved down the corridor, we heard that sound again, from here and there along the line.	10
6	71	"We have items from various cities, and from villages and districts, brought in from time to time, requisitioned, and such," said the fellow from the house.	10
7	577	How hard they seemed, how soft mine! Then eagerly, helplessly, gratefully, for there was time, there must be time, did I, my head lifted, kiss again and again at his lips, his face, his shoulders, his body.	10
11	1017	I had not had my ears pierced on Earth, but I had considered it from time to time.	10
12	348	And as he would be a secret swain, one who accosted me from time to time amasked, purportedly that the elevation of his birth not be betrayed, the rendezvous was to be clandestine.	10
12	545	It turned from time to time.	10
12	849	It was these she had, it seemed, futilely tested from time to time.	10
12	851	From time to time, her wrists might have been corded before her, or behind her, and men on this world seldom, as I understand it, put bonds over such things as gloves or hose.	10
13	867	But, too, from time to time, head down, pausing in my feeding, from licking at the sides of the bowl, the gruel about my mouth, I trembled.	10
13	1027	They do report here from time to time.	10
14	693	I had been permitted, of course, from time to time, like the others, out of the pits.	10
14	1494	Rather he stood there for a time, and let her stand there, for a time, her lips in the position he had commanded, her eyes closed, as he had ordered.	10
16	187	He helped himself, from time to time, to some of the food left on the table, a grape, a tiny viand, keeping his eyes on me.	10
16	589	"It may serve, from time to time, to remind you of your origins".	10
19	125	At that time I did not realize how unusual that was, not knowing at that time that "slave strikes" are almost always directed against slaves.	10
34	94	The inflow devices add water to a container and the level in the container measures a unit of time; the outflow devices drain water, the time measured then by the level of water remaining in the vessel.	10
37	749	I thought the prisoner might have time to reload, but he, surely would not have time to fire twice.	10
41	135	Could that not be told simply by looking at our necks, and seeing that there were collars there? Did this detail not serve as token, if none other, that slave fires had been lit in our bellies? Had men not seen to it? After a time the other girls began to enter the room, one or two at a time.	10

Book 27. (18 results) Prize of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	46	Even if the clock does not presuppose time as the object it measures; even if one were to think that the clock somehow created time, inventing it ab ovo, on the spot, still that clock would determine only itself, nothing else.	10
1	50	Let us suppose, rather, as a matter of speculation, if nothing more, that a given physical process normally, or customarily, takes a given amount of time, say, that it normally proceeds in a given amount of time through phases A, B and C, and so on.	10
2	116	Perhaps, she wondered, from time to time, to her irritation, if he had not regarded her as competent to examine him.	10
8	150	From that time forth then, from at least one point of view, she had been a nameless slave, though naturally, at the time, quite unaware of this.	10
13	218	It is difficult to make judicious assessments, as you might suppose, given the brief amount of time at his disposal, time enough for little more than a glimpse, given the distance, the swiftness of the flight, the press of pursuit, and such.	10
16	749	The Cosians have robbed him of girls, some say his best, claimedly for taxes, time and time again.	10
18	173	Ellen did see, from time to time, it reassuring her, other naked slaves in the street.	10
25	160	And, similarly, from time to time, he, or others, brought new chains to various lanes in the ready area.	10
25	190	From time to time, the gong sounded.	10
25	214	And, of course, from time to time, one lane or another was emptied, as its occupants were conducted forward, or perhaps, one should say, "herded forward," as that phrasing seems more accurate.	10
25	944	And from time to time the young women in the classroom looked about themselves, at the young men.	10
25	1102	"That is not it! It is different! It is different!" No matter how she might have annoyed, or scorned, or tormented, or taunted, from time to time, this handsome competitor of her former master, Mirus, she had surely never dealt him treachery, had never betrayed him to enemies, or such.	10
27	68	First, as I think has been clearly indicated from time to time men, slavers, for example, have criteria.	10
27	1504	"In time, giving those afoot time to approach us, they will rise again, and attack from the air".	10
27	2474	We find ourselves regarded, discussed, and commented on, at our rings, much as might be, on another world, in another time, dogs or horses, or on another world, in a later time, automobiles and motorcycles, except that human females, obviously, have a special interest for human males, even young hum...	10
27	3326	From time to time, he tore off a bit of the meat and put it in her mouth.	10
27	3372	Why should a free man bother with such things, when there are slaves? Too, you may wish, from time to time, to attend to her slave needs, her need to be at your mercy, and to be helpless, as a slave, and her need to be handled and used as the slave she is, and such.	10
29	342	"On the trail, from time to time," said Portus Canio, "Mirus and I whiled away many a pleasant Ahn in conversation".	10

Book 28. (16 results) Kur of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	580	Then began a nightmare of fear and pursuit, when time and time again she thought herself secure, and having escaped, only to be confronted with a new evidence of the proximity, seemingly ever more closely, of those who followed her.	10
1	829	There is a time, of course, to show a woman kindliness, compassion, and understanding, and then a time to put her to her knees and remind her that she is only a slave.	10
1	1201	She wondered if, the next time, were there a next time, the food might be rationed differently.	10
2	25	The cause of this disruption was, of course, at the time unknown to them, nor, at the time, would it have been of great interest to them.	10
4	158	"You may speak yourself, next time, if there is a next time," he said.	10
32	370	Thus, it is not unlikely that she will be whipped from time to time".	10
33	92	Cabot assisted with the oar from time to time, but it was Grendel who plied it tirelessly, sometimes when Cabot and his slave slept.	10
37	25	It was true, though unknown at the time to Cabot and his slave, that many of these small, scattered groups were indeed unaware of the revolution, or civil war, raging at that time in their world.	10
55	213	Then Cabot, for the first time, heard the sound which had been noted earlier by Lord Grendel and Statius, and, at almost the same time, saw a small, struggling body in the grasp of one of the cattle humans, and he then heard the sound again, and again, as the small body was lifted and shaken in fury...	10
56	42	Reports had come to Lord Grendel from time to time, consonant with the arrivals of diverse groups.	10
57	134	"What has she been fed?" "She has had a pan of water, and, from time to time, has been thrown a handful of garbage".	10
64	40	"Every free woman, from time to time," said Cabot, "should be treated as a slave".	10
64	176	From time to time, from within the carefully arranged sheet, was heard a small noise, a soft noise, a sob.	10
79	47	They are also used from time to time in slave training.	10
79	312	From time to time, commanded, she will kneel, and lick and kiss the whip, it held to her lips by her master, licking and kissing it as his slave, in which simple, familiar ceremony, that of kissing the whip, in lingeringly, attentively, obediently, and humbly caressing it with her soft lips and deli...	10
80	177	Does she, enclosed in those ornate blockades, wonder from time to time what it might be to feel a man's hands upon those stiff enwrapments, and wonder what it might be to feel them ripped from her, abruptly, imperiously, and feel the sudden flash of air upon lovely, startled skin? Does she wonder wh...	10

Book 29. (14 results) Swordsmen of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
5	1085	There is a time to kill, a time to play kaissa, a time to share paga, a time to do business, a time to exchange slaves, and so on.	10
1	261	She who had become the Lady Bina had been, at that time, long ago, in the container, no more than a Kur pet, a human pet of a superior life form, the Kurii, one at that time not even speeched, one at that time no more than a simple, naive, luscious, appetitious little animal.	10
5	22	He had been infected with his own toxin, which produced, in time, a broad paralysis, that he might prepare, if time permitted, its remedy.	10
5	171	The translator would presumably, as it was outside the Sardar, open only to a code, and only at a certain time, and for a certain time.	10
7	223	"A spear would be better, or, if one had time, time for several arrows, the great bow".	10
8	155	I supposed that, in a sense, Miss Wentworth had been a slave for some time, perhaps from the time she had been entered on certain records, or acquisition lists, at least from the point of view of slavers.	10
10	518	"There were probably none who did not consider, from time to time, how you might appear, naked, and bound at their feet".	10
11	56	Names may be changed, from time to time.	10
16	79	Whereas I have spoken of two hundred tarns and riders, and this seems to me acceptable, it must be understood that, like any military unit, it might, from time to time, be above or below its official strength.	10
22	441	Gregory White, now by choice Pertinax, who long ago in the offices, aisles, and corridors of the investment firm might have furtively, yearningly, stolen glimpses of she whom he had taken at the time to be the ambitious, sophisticated, insolent, out-of-reach Miss Margaret Wentworth, so far above him...	10
23	314	Their waiting would cost them time, and gain me time.	10
25	175	From time to time I stopped, and crouched down, and listened.	10
28	20	Every few years, as necessitated, an additional day is inserted into the calendar, at the end of the waiting hand, but, as the Gorean year is apparently somewhat shorter than the Earth year, and as its orbit seems to vary somewhat, from time to time, presumably due to the adjustments of Priest-Kings...	10
28	135	Pertinax and I had, from time to time, sought out Cecily and Jane who, as their embonded sisters, were tunicked and coffled.	10

Book 30. (11 results) Mariners of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
24	61	Whereas I had heard this animal from time to time, this was only the second time I had seen it.	10
25	53	Why else would eyes, after all this time, be given to the great ship? The anxiety of the men was somewhat assuaged when it was made clear to them that the Pani who guarded the ship were not mariners, and that the small number of officers and mariners who came and went upon her, from time to time, wo...	10
2	20	The season was nearly over, the time when ships were taken from the water for their wintering, the time when rational mariners withdrew wisely from lashing, gleaming Thassa, leaving her, the mother, to her moods of violence, to her towering, rushing, lifting waves, higher than the masts of round shi...	10
2	176	There was no time, no time to even lift the blades from the water.	10
4	172	This is no time to tempt the indulgence of Priest-Kings, no time to tempt the season, or the patience of Thassa.	10
8	17	There is a time to strike, a time to wait.	10
8	22	I had wondered, from time to time, of the hints of Tyrtaios, those of untold wealth for all.	10
10	113	On the stem castle I saw the small, crooked, frenetic figure of Tersites dancing, lifting his hands to Tor-tu-Gor, and going to the rail, from time to time, to shake his fists down at Thassa.	10
13	27	This was the first time I had been on one of the derelicts, but they were not unknown to many of our armsmen and mariners who had boarded them to loot the cabins and the dozens of small holds, or compartments, in each, which, at one time, though now half flooded, may have been watertight.	10
14	162	There is restlessness in the Vine Sea, as in any sea, and swells, and local currents, and the sea itself, tangled and beautiful, oppressive, and terrible, despite its vastness, moves from time to time, seasonably, predictably, even hundreds of pasangs, as might any object, large or small, afloat on ...	10
25	31	I saw little of Cabot, but, from time to time, he appeared at the castle, arriving at night on tarnback, presumably to consult with the shogun, Temmu, and Lords Okimoto and Nishida.	10

Book 31. (26 results) Conspirators of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
5	313	"If you were to be freed this moment," he said, "you would soon discover that every economic resource you had has disappeared, vanished, save, I suppose, your body, which might bring you something from time to time on the streets".	10
7	88	I must be a free woman! But what, I wondered, if I were not? What if I were a slave? What if I should be, as I had often feared, a slave, a rightful slave? From time to time, in the darkness, I felt the white ribbon which had been twice knotted about my neck in the sorority house.	10
7	503	"Market conditions change, orders vary, what is wanted at one time is not wanted at another time, what sold yesterday may not sell today, what sells today may not sell tomorrow".	10
7	698	I had never encountered a Gorean free woman in any meaningful way, though, from time to time, one had visited the house.	10
8	654	In my training I had been chained from time to time, in one way or another, utterly helplessly, perfectly, by guards.	10
8	1293	Imagine then my terror, and that of Jane and Eve, when forbidden literature, secret, suspect literature, literature inappropriate for such as we, improper, scandalous literature, was discovered in our rooms! We were then at her mercy! I wondered if she thought of us, I and the others, from time to t...	10
10	158	My thoughts of a master had varied from time to time.	10
10	361	Certainly I had felt uneasiness, and, from time to time, after I had been collared, I had felt it acutely.	10
10	1208	I had seen him about, from time to time.	10
10	1343	It was common to devote a day, a morning, or an afternoon, to dalliance, a dalliance in which the slave, from time to time, might scream her need.	10
10	1374	Too, I was sure I had seen him, from time to time, even before the Sul Market.	10
10	1375	It seemed likely that, at least from time to time, he had followed me.	10
11	63	There, at least, from time to time, men would put me in their hands, and do astonishing things to me, which left me in no doubt as to my bondage.	10
11	176	Guardsmen, and others, were about, and the beast was wounded, cut, and slashed time and time again.	10
13	34	Surely I attracted curious glances, in the nearby streets, and, time and time again, in the market plaza.	10
15	131	As time went by, more and more time, I began to suspect that some mistake, or misunderstanding, had taken place.	10
15	198	What then, I wondered, is wrong with this terrible thing, scarcely a body's length away? Why is it so tentative, so uncertain? Then again, as it had from time to time, one of the moons, white and cold, the only one now visible, was discernible, if only for a moment, but the moment was enough to tell...	10
17	81	Then, from time to time, as he fed, he held out tidbits to me, and I fed, too, delicately, from his hand.	10
26	155	She cannot rise and run, and it would take time to undo the tie, within which time her efforts would be clear to any about.	10
29	73	I will be able, I am sure, to request your presence from time to time.	10
30	71	"I even, from time to time, groom Kurii".	10
35	209	New sheets would presumably be prepared from time to time, to continue to pluralize possibilities, and, if it were suspected that copies of the original sheets were in the possession of an enemy, new sheets would be instantly prepared, or, more likely, an entirely different method of communication a...	10
39	43	I had been aware, for some time, of the jealousy, envy, and resentment felt by many lesser Kurii for those placed above them, for whatever reason it might be, intelligence, energy, vision, some conception of merit, success in some form of competition, blood connections, the machinations of politics,...	10
41	155	"Besides the substitutions may be easily changed, and are, from time to time".	10
46	160	It must have seemed only a matter of time, and perhaps a very little time, before the plot and its participants would be exposed.	10
49	122	Accordingly, from time to time, he was able to follow their movements, and, occasionally, overhear their conversation.	10

Book 32. (18 results) Smugglers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
20	225	I was awakened, from time to time, by bursts of thunder, but, each time, I went back to sleep.	10
3	29	I have also been fastened, from time to time, in a variety of collars.	10
5	50	I had the odd sensation, from time to time, that I might be the subject of inquiries, that I might be under surveillance.	10
5	111	From time to time, of course, I recalled the incident.	10
9	79	"Forgive me, Master!" I had twisted about, just a little, from time to time, to watch the men.	10
12	6	It is almost as though the attention of the guardians of the clouds, if they exist, is intermittent, or differs in its severity, from time to time.	10
14	162	The beasts responded to certain signals associated with food, which signals were changed from time to time.	10
14	270	I did frequent the slave houses, from time to time, however, as the mat slaves were often changed, not, of course, to look for her, which would have been absurd, but as a matter of idle curiosity.	10
15	642	We are removed, from time to time, we are changed.	10
15	776	I supposed the stock was to be freshened, from time to time.	10
16	52	I had spared her one lashing, the first time, perhaps foolishly, but she had later, again, been displeasing, a lapse I saw no reason to accept a second time, and I had arranged that she would be better apprised of the fact that a slave is to strive to be pleasing, invariably so.	10
21	460	"Good," he said, from time to time.	10
33	106	I had had such berries, from time to time, in Kennel Five, mixed with the slave gruel.	10
40	129	Or does she, and is she afraid? Does she know that what smolders in her belly are slave fires, put there by men, and that, in time, they will grow, and rage, and she will find herself their prisoner, ready to beg relief from men, in time, from any man? Perhaps a silver tarsk, and, say, twenty copper...	10
42	19	Two guards were posted, and moved, from time to time, about the camp.	10
44	36	I had thought the sleen a domestic, well-trained beast, at least in the presence of its master or trainer, and it seemed so in the camp, and I had even stood close to it from time to time, without much fear, once even daring to touch it, but what I had beheld then was nothing which spoke of control,...	10
48	4	I had sensed, from time to time, I might be accompanied in the forest, but if something was there, as I supposed it was not, I did not think it was concerned with me.	10
54	195	"It is the time of winter on broad, rolling, thundering Thassa," he said, "a time of cold and ice, of impenetrable fog, and short, dark days, of storms, of waves as high as flighted tarns and as mighty as clashing mountains, and it will go down with the ship".	10

Book 33. (18 results) Rebels of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
30	687	"There is time," said the leader, "time, time, time".	10
21	252	Such delays took time, and, too, more time would have been used in the journey than had been originally anticipated, even beyond the margin of delay allowed for in the original plan, given the unanticipated presence of two women, one of whom, I gathered, had been carried for some time.	10
2	119	If I had not fought here, at the proper time, I might fall here, at a time of my choosing.	10
6	191	"It is a matter of time, and not a great deal of time," said Tyrtaios, "until resistance must end, until the holding must fall.	10
11	197	"Had tarns not been withheld at the time," I said, "the exploratory force might have been better apprised of the position and movements of the enemy, and, warned in time, and retracted, spared its decimation, its rout, and the bloody, harrying pursuit to which it was subjected".	10
13	35	"And," I said, "I suspect that now slave fires, from time to time, burn in your small, lovely belly".	10
14	129	"Most of the readings are stupid ambiguities and obscure nonsense, things which might be interpreted in several ways, one of which is likely, from time to time, to bear some resemblance to something or other which might actually occur, but I take care, naturally, to supply the content now and then, ...	10
14	134	"If the readings should seem to one uncanny, and fraught with prophetic accuracy, if they should, from time to time, seem to foretell the course of events, even with alarming precision, one might take them seriously".	10
20	109	It was determined that she would be cast from the parapet to the stones below, at a time corresponding to that at which she had earlier cast the detected message, as it was supposed that at such a time her confederate, or confederates, would be waiting below.	10
21	17	I had inquired his name in the palace, and had made it a point to greet him, from time to time, in a friendly manner.	10
21	396	"Your captors would have been wiser," I said, "to have stripped and gagged you, tied your hands behind your back, and then run you on the double leash to the rendezvous, adding to your speed, from time to time, if it were desired, with a stoke of a supple switch".	10
24	34	"Why, Lord," I asked the shogun, "do you need a new gardener?" "As it is your habit, from time to time, to honor my humble garden with your presence, perhaps you know him".	10
25	89	From time to time, in one region or another, I supposed hundreds might have shared this fate.	10
43	131	Still, from time to time, particularly on upgrades, I, Pertinax, Ichiro, and, I think, even Tajima, would assist the struggling slaves.	10
43	144	"And how often, in my mind, I marched her naked on her leash, before me, on familiar, busy streets, pausing from time to time to exchange pleasantries with others, who were also walking their slaves, the slaves then kneeling, head down, beside us, while we conversed, until, with a snap of the leash,...	10
58	209	The shogun might wish to view them from time to time, to display them to guests, and such".	10
60	311	Odds of ten to one are considerably qualified when nine of the ten must remain inactive, when the ten must meet the one singly, one at a time, only one at a time.	10
61	1284	It occurred to me that she had been, from time to time, insufficiently respectful of a free man, but I effected nothing critical.	10

Book 34. (20 results) Plunder of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
17	46	What woman does not want her master, what man does not want his slave? For several days now I had been tunicked, and had, from time to time, sometimes for Ahn at a time, to my joy, been allowed the freedom of the city.	10
1	305	It was not clear to me at the time, but it proved later to be connected with the unpleasantness that had occurred the day before, about closing time, at the office.	10
8	186	This training will take only a few days, and, at the end, you will be poorly trained, as we have little time, but well enough trained, I shall hope, to survive the block and your first weeks of bondage, in which time, applying yourself, you must strive earnestly to become a better and better, and a ...	10
11	13	"May I speak, Master?" I had petitioned one or another of the two dealer's men, from time to time.	10
13	184	Though different names had been put on me, from time to time, I was usually named 'Phyllis'.	10
17	100	You will rue the Ehn you obstructed my way, and dared to lie to me!" "Forgive me," exclaimed a man, "but I am much smitten with your beauty!" I surely did not need such an appraisal at this time, however welcome it might have been at another time, under different circumstances, the free woman standi...	10
19	36	As I lay there, after a time, as it would, the storm gentled; no longer was it some lashing, frenzied assault on the walls and roof; no longer was it beating and savage; it had now become a sustained susurration, and then in time it became less, no more than a soft, quiet, persistent patter.	10
27	84	We have, without fortune, prowled the northern and central wharves, and will do so again, and time and time again, if necessary.	10
41	8	He will not have had time to reflect, will not have had time to prepare.	10
43	114	How could I respond to that? "One," he said, "once did, on the steel world, in the time of the tribulations, in the time of dark troubles, a member of the scarlet caste".	10
53	94	The time arranged for the meeting was today, at this time, at dawn.	10
53	134	Might not the pause to reflect prove upon occasion to be a lethal error, the undoing of a combatant, a hesitation that might prove mortal in its consequences? The time when fangs lunge for the throat is not a time for reflection.	10
56	40	She smiled at me, from time to time.	10
64	1	I hummed to myself, content, and busied myself with the small fire, kneeling near it, tending it, adding small sticks from time to time.	10
64	159	Part of our circle, so to speak, the fire pit to one side, restfully crouching, as might Kurii, was Lord Grendel and, beside him, touching him, making tiny loving sounds from time to time, was Eve.	10
64	296	Eve, now released, had returned to her place, but she continued to regard Lyris balefully, and, from time to time, uttered what could be nothing but a menacing growl.	10
65	385	And sometimes a man may be brave, and at another time not brave; sometimes a man may be honorable, and at another time not honorable.	10
68	57	Similarly, I will, from time to time, omit details that might, if one were to investigate, supply clues as to our location, or route.	10
68	117	"Then return, and kneel, from time to time, to see if we would be further served".	10
68	229	To be sure, such things, given rulings in councils, shifts in mores, and such, change from time to time.	10

Book 35. (9 results) Quarry of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
8	607	"We have seen other ships, from time to time," I said.	10
10	4	There is a time for slaves and a time not for slaves.	10
11	394	A few moments later, satisfied that nothing was obviously amiss, I returned to the party, and, from time to time, as one might, found myself in the vicinity of Mr.	10
13	44	Perhaps, I thought, I might even hint, mercifully, that, in time, say, a long time, I might relent and forgive him, after which we might consider arranging a suitable, meaningful relationship, founded on respect and equality.	10
33	170	Time takes time.	10
33	290	"Time takes time, expedition is afoot," said the man in the boat.	10
40	35	I recalled that after Addison Steele had put me to his pleasure in the cheap, dingy tavern, the Whip and Chain, he had referred to seeing me on Earth, from time to time, dining with, and exploiting, "one weakling or another," and had thought that I might make an acceptable slave, naked and collared,...	10
45	63	Commonly this act is performed in something of a frenzy for the unfortunate captive is given very little time in which to accomplish this act, the time being determined by a tiny sand glass or the captor's measured counting.	10
46	529	Indeed, he must have known that many kajirae, far more beautiful and talented than I, even lesser dancers, must have been whipped from the floor, from time to time, given the moods and demands of masters.	10

Book 36. (12 results) Avengers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
46	19	This was not a time amongst men, the time of this banquet, for tenderness, but a time for distraction, for forgetfulness, not a time for regrets and sorrows, but a time for thrusting such things to the side, not a time for farewells and tears but a time for laughing and drinking, for the pounding of...	10
45	65	In war there is a time for audacity and a time for patience, a time to move and a time to remain still.	10
45	111	I needed issue no orders, nor would have another, for, in some situations, men respond instantly and appropriately, a time in which there is no time in which to seek instruction or guidance, but only time to act, if that.	10
2	117	"How can such forces indefinitely, at least six burdened ships, coming and going, venturing out and returning, time and time again, elude patrol ships, sightings?" asked Tab.	10
7	28	"The net has been cast widely, time and time again," said Archelaos, "but, as yet, always with a lack of success".	10
15	31	"Not every time is the time to string a bow," I said.	10
15	32	"Not every time is the time to draw an arrow from the quiver".	10
32	37	There is a time to wait, and a time to act.	10
37	116	Indeed, he even allowed us, from time to time, to rest with him in the shade.	10
41	177	"And even so," I said, "siege towers can be at but one place at one time and, at that place, and time, can be faced".	10
48	33	"Peasants have arisen from time to time," said Thurnock.	10
54	164	"That will take our fellows time," I said, "time during which they will be exposed to enemy fire".	10